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Daily Quiz For UPSC Ki Taiyari

Daily Quiz For UPSC Ki Taiyari

Q-1. The tropic of cancer doesn't pass through
A) Rajasthan
B) Chattisgarh
C) Odisha✓
D) Tripura

Q-2. The Eastern most longitude of India is
A) 97° 25'E✓
B) 68° 7'E
C) 77° 6'E
D) 82° 32'E

Q-3. The western most longitude of India is
A) 97° 25'E
B) 68° 7'E✓
C) 77° 6'E
D) 82° 32'E

Q-4. The northern most longitude of India is
A) 97° 25'N
B) 8° 4'N
C) 37° 6'N✓
D) 82° 32'N

Q-5. The northern most longitude of India is
A) 97° 25'N
B) 8° 4'N✓
C) 37° 6'N
D) 82° 32'N

Q-6. Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal and Sikkim have common frontiers with
A) China
B) Nepal✓
C) Bhutan
D) Myanmar

Q-7. If you intend to visit Karavati during your summer vacations, which one of the following union territories of India you will be going to
A) Puducherry
B) Andaman and Nicobar
C) Lakshadweep✓
D) Daman and Diu

Q-8. My friend hails from a country which doesn't share land boundary with India, identify the country
A) Bhutan
B) Bangladesh
C) Tajikistan✓
D) Nepal

Q-9. Since opening of the Suez Canal in 1869, India's distance from Europe has been reduced by
A) 7000 km✓
B) 8000 km
C) 10000 km
D) 75000 km

Q-10. The southern most point of Indian union is
A) Indira point✓
B) Kanyakumari
C) Jawahar point
D) None of the above

Q-11. The maximum distance between western most and Eastern most point of India is
A) 3214 km
B) 2933 km✓
C) 3575 km
D) None of the above

Q-12. The maximum distance between Northern most and Southern most point of India is
A) 3214 km✓
B) 2933 km
C) 3575 km
D) None of the above

Q-13. India has land boundary of
A) 15200 km✓
B) 7516.6 km
C) 9675 km
D) 8500 km

Q-14. India has coastal boundary of
A)15200 km
B) 7516.6 km✓
C) 8500km
D) 9575 km

Q-15. The country sharing largest boundary with India
A) China
B) Pakistan
C) Bangladesh✓
D) Nepal

Q-16. India shares it's land boundary with
A) 6 countries
B) 7 countries✓
C) 8 countries
D) None of the above

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